Adobe Commerce · Home & Garden
Home & Garden on Adobe Commerce, big and bulky ready.
Freight, configurable and made-to-order products, and very large catalogs are where home & garden needs Adobe Commerce's depth. We engineer it to scale without slowing down.
The problem
Where home & garden brands get stuck
The patterns recur. Adobe Commerce solves some by default; the rest is engineering.
Freight & bulky shipping
Dimensional rates, LTL, and delivery windows do not fit shipping logic built for parcel carriers.
Configurable products
Made-to-order, dimensions, and material options need real product modeling.
Catalog scale
Hundreds of thousands of SKUs demand serious indexing and performance work.
How it fits
The Adobe Commerce stack, tuned for home & garden
What we build
Adobe Commerce for home & garden, engineered to fit
Freight logic
Dimensional and LTL rates wired to carriers and the cart, with delivery-window scheduling.
Product configuration
Configurable and made-to-order modeling the OMS and fulfillment respect.
Catalog performance
Indexing, caching, and search tuned for very large catalogs.
The AI layer
AI that moves the numbers for home & garden
Not AI bolted on the side — agents and models wired into the home & garden workflows that shape revenue, with human approval and an audit trail.
Configurator assist
AI guides made-to-order choices and flags invalid material/dimension combinations before fulfillment.
Freight optimization
Forecast freight load and optimize carrier/zone selection to cut delivered cost.
Catalog enrichment
AI drafts attributes, dimensions, and descriptions for huge catalogs; merchandisers review.
Where we built
Built for big-and-bulky at scale — freight, made-to-order, and catalogs that do not fit simpler platforms.
40%Faster Page Loads
Read the case studyQuestions
Home & Garden on Adobe Commerce, answered
- Why Adobe Commerce for home & garden?
- Deep configurable products, freight, B2B, and very large catalogs are exactly where Adobe Commerce's model fits and simpler platforms strain.
- How do you handle freight and delivery windows?
- Dimensional and LTL rate logic wired to carriers, plus delivery-window scheduling and white-glove rules at checkout.
- Can you model made-to-order configuration?
- Yes — materials, dimensions, and options as real product structure that flows correctly into the OMS and fulfillment.
- Will a huge catalog stay fast?
- Indexing, full-page cache, and search tuning measured at p75 keep large catalogs responsive at peak.
How an engagement starts
Three steps to a partnership
Intake call
30 minutes. We listen, you talk. No deck.
Diagnostic
We audit the surface, name the bottleneck, propose a path.
Kickoff
Senior engineer in your standup by week two.